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2011 - A Reference Guide to all NFL Teams Treads
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-- Ranked 28th or worse in rushing yards the last six years.
-- Redbirds are 20-12 SU at home the last four years, 10-5 in last 15 tries as a home dog.
-- Arizona is just 19-33-1 off a win since 2004.
-- They've had positive turnover ratio just twice in last decade (-52).
-- 33-15 SU last three years, best stretch in club history.
-- Falcons are 22-8-1 in last 31 games as a favorite; 15-6-1 at home, 7-2 in last nine on road.
-- Atlanta covered 17 of last 24 games against AFC teams.
-- They're just 7-17 in last 24 games as home dog, 2-10 in divisional play.
-- Panthers ranked 23-22-20 against run last three years.
-- Carolina is 5-9 in last 14 tries as home underdog, 8-13 in last 21 games as road dog, but 7-2 as a divisional road favorite.
-- They're 7-15 in last 22 games as single digit favorite.
-- Panthers are 5-10-1 in last 16 games on artificial turf.
-- Bears allowed 56 sacks LY, 3.5 per game. Too many. Cutler has to throw more balls away.
-- Bears are 6-12-1 in last 19 games as a home favorite, 10-6 in last 16 as home dog.
-- Since 2005, Chicago is 20-13-1 against spread after a loss.
-- Bears were outscored 68-21 in last three visits to Lambeau Field.
-- Finished in top 7 in NFL in yards gained four of last five years.
-- Covered six of last seven as double digit underdog, but are just 3-8 in last 11 tries as double digit favorite.
-- Underdog covered 10 of their 12 division games the last two years.
-- Were 6-10 LY, despite a zero turnover ratio. Thats a bad sign.
-- Won their last two road games LY, making them 10-70 on foreign soil over the last decade, 2-22 over last three years.
-- Lions are 8-3-1 vs spread in their last dozen games on natural grass.
-- Detroit has ranked 23rd or worse in rushing the last six years.
-- Lions are 5-10-1 vs spread in last 16 games where spread was 3 points or less; over the last decade, they're 0-4 as a road favorite.
Green Bay:
-- Packers have a +45 turnover ratio in the last four seasons.
-- Green Bay covered 10 of last 13 as road dog in divisional games; since 2006, they're 16-6-1 overall as a road underdog.
-- Since '06, Pack is 18-11-3 against the spread after a loss.
-- They've been in top 9 in total offense in eight of the last ten years.
-- Minnesota is 10-17 as a road favorite over the last decade, 3-9 in the more important games vs NFC North opponents. .
-- Vikings covered twice in their last ten games as a home dog.
-- They averaged 17.9 yards per point LY, their worst average in that important category the last ten years.
-- Vikings are 14-24 vs spread in their last 38 games on grass.
-- Giants are 4-10 as a home favorite the last two years; they're also 9-7 vs spread in first half of last two years, 4-12 in second half.
-- Big Blue is 16-7 as a road favorite since 2005.
-- LY, Giants ranked 5th in total offense, 7th in total defense, were +30 in sacks and still didn't make the playoffs.
-- Giants are 3-10 in games following their last thirteen losses.
-- They've had negative turnover ratio in five of last six years, with Super Bowl championship season the only year they had a positive ratio.
-- Since 2001, Saints are 27-44-3 at home, 22-34-2 as a home fave.
-- Last two seasons, Saints are 0-6 as a home favorite against its division rivals, 7-2-1 against everyone else.
-- NO covered 10 of last 13 games that followed a loss.
-- Philly covered 10 of last 14 games as a road favorite.
-- Over last four years, Eagles are 2-8 as home favorite in division tilts, 13-5 against everyone else.
-- They've won six in row against the Giants, but lost three of four against the Cowboys- they won four of last five at Washington (59-28 LY).
-- Eagles were just 4-4 SU at home LY. That needs to improve.
-- LY, Rams were +9 in sacks, +5 in turnovers; they improved their sack total from 25 to 43 LY.
-- St Louis is 13-6-1 in last 20 games that followed a win.
-- Rams lost their last six games at Seattle by average of 18 points.
-- They've covered just five of last 19 as an NFC West underdog.
-- Last made playoffs in 2002; since then, they're 46-82 SU.
-- Ranked 23rd or worse in total offense the last seven years.
-- 49ers are 4-9-1 in their last 14 games as a road favorite.
-- Since 2002, they're 19-28-4 in game following a win.
-- Seahawks are 16-32 the last three years, with a minus-24 TO ratio.
-- Over last six years, Seattle is 29-17-2 at home, 15-32-1 on the road.
-- Since 2003, Seattle is 7-23-2 as a non-divisional road underdog.
-- Seahawks covered three of last 15 games that followed a win.
Tampa Bay:
-- Bucs are 11-3-2 in last 15 games as road dog, but just 1-10 in their last 11 games as a home underdog.
-- Tampa Bay is 6-1-1 vs spread in last eight games on artificial turf.
-- Bucs are 3-10-3 vs AFC teams the last four seasons.
-- They ranked 28/32 against the run last two years. Not very good.
-- Washington is 9-15 SU at home the last three seasons.
-- Last time Redskins had a positive turnover ratio was 2005.
-- Since 2006, Skins are 5-13-1 as a home favorite.
-- Last two years, Washington is 9-3-1 as a road underdog.
Looking deep into some AFC trends........
-- Since 2004, are an amazing 27-6-2 vs spread as a non-divisional home favorite.
-- Since '03, they're 20-10-2 vs NFC teams.
-- Finished in top five in rushing defense five years in a row.
-- Are just 5-11 as a road favorite since '05.
-- Have finished 25th or lower in total offense the last eight years.
-- Since 2008, they're 2-7-1 as a home dog.
-- Bills lost their last seven home games vs New England by average score of 31-6.
-- They are 15-8-1 vs spread on road the last three years.
-- They're 60-67-1 SU since '03, despite being +32 in turnovers during that time
-- Underdogs are 18-4-1 vs spread in their home games the last three years, with Cincy 2-10 in last dozen as home favorite.
-- Bengals are 4-17-1 in last 22 games as non-divisional home favorite.
-- They're 11-2-1 in last 14 games as a dog of 3 or less points.
-- Finished 27th or less in rush defense the last seven years; that'll improve if they can get ahead in more games.
-- Browns lost last four games vs Baltimore by average score of 21-8.
-- They covered five of last six as road favorite, 14 of last 22 following a win.
-- They're a ridiculously poor 5-21-1 vs spread in last 27 games as home favorite, 1-9-1 in last 11 divisional games.
-- Total offense has gotten worse the last three years, from 9th-12-17-26th.
-- Denver is minus-26 in turnovers last three years.
-- Broncos have been 26th or worse in rushing defense the last four years.
-- They're 23-25 the last three years, despite ranking 3-4-3 in yards gained.
-- Texans are 2-16 against the Colts, so the Week 1 game vs Manning-less Indy is vital to Kubiak's program.
-- Houston is 21-29-3 as a non-divisional underdog since '03, 10-16-2 vs NFC teams since '04.
-- 10-6 finish LY was first time in eight years they won less than 12 games, but they're still 16-7-1 vs spread on road last three years.
-- Indy is 20-7-1 vs spread vs NFC teams the last seven years.
-- They covered 15 of last 18 games as an underdog.
-- Were 8-8 LY despite being minus-15 in turnovers/
-- Jaguars covered just four of last 15 as a home favorite, nine of last 25 after a loss.
-- In last nine games where spread is double digits, whether Jags are favorite or underdog, Jax is 2-7 vs spread.
-- They were 10-6 LY, after being combined 10-38 the three years before that.
-- Underdog is 18-6 vs spread in their divisional games the last four years. -- KC is 3-11 as a divisional home fave since '03, 8-3 as divisional road dog since '07.
-- Chiefs are 3-9-1 in last 13 games as home favorite, 10-2 in last dozen games as a double digit dog.
-- Somehow, they're 5-29 vs spread as a home favorite since 2003, 0-10 in non-divisional games the last four years.
-- Dolphins are minus-20 in turnovers last two years.
-- Fish are 2-9 vs spread in last 11 divisional games, 7-16 in divisional home games, but are 22-9-1 as non-divisional road underdog since 2004.
-- Are +59 in turnovers the last five years.
-- Since 2005, Pats are 14-5-1 vs spread as divisional road favorite.
-- Since '02, they're 48-21-4 as a single digit favorite.
-- NE covered 25 of last 36 as an underdog, eight of 11 in division play.
-- In two years under Rex Ryan, they ranked 1-3 in rushing yardage, 1-4 in total defense, both of which take lot of heat off young QB.
-- Jets covered nine of last 13 as single digit dog.
-- Jets are 1-7-1 in last nine games as home fave vs divisional foes.
-- Gang Green is 8-16 as non-divisional road dog since '03.
-- 8-8 mark LY was first non-losing season since their last Super Bowl season in '02.
-- Silver and Black are minus-69 in turnovers the last seven years.
-- Raiders did improve LY from 31st to 10th in total offense.
-- Oakland is 18-28 SU at home the last seven years, covering twice in last 12 tries as a favorite- since '03, they're 6-17-1 as a home fave.
-- Have finished in top 3 in rushing defense seven years in a row.
-- They've covered 11 of last 13 games when an underdog of 3 or less points.
-- Since 2001, Pitt is 24-11-1 as a single digit underdog.
-- They've covered only five of last 18 when laying double digits.
-- AFC North dominance: Steelers are 9-1 in last 10 visits to Cincinnati, 8-1 in last nine at Cleveland.
-- LY, they were 1st in total offense, 1st in total defense and didn't make playoffs, which is why they've got new special teams coach this year.
-- Are just 4-10 vs spread on carpet the last five years.
-- Covered just four of last 12 when laying double digits.
-- Bolts are 25-13-4 vs spread in divisional games since '08.
-- Finished 26-27 in total defense last two years.
-- Titans are 23-8-1 vs spread vs NFC teams the last eight years.
-- They're 11-4 in home divisional games since '06, 7-1 in last eight games where spread was 10+, either way.
-- Tennessee covered eight of last 13 as a road favorite.


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That is only question, can be Firmware 1.1.4 or Lower installed on iPhone 3G?
That is only question, can be Firmware 1.1.4 or Lower installed on iPhone 3G?
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I have no proof, but Id wager a firm no.
apple are producing new hardware, this is their chance to try and fix the jailbreaking nightmare they have been in. Why would they make it work with firmware that is totally shredded by hackers?
I fully expect an entirely new boot process. Not compatible with older firmware.
im not sure why you would want to anyway? your loosing all features of iphone 3g?
This thread is here to balance the dark side of the force (threads asking if they can update from 1.1.4 to 2.0).
i guss we will find out in about 8 hours from this post
if the thread statrer wants to be the gunia pig then we can find out


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Over at Garden Rant, in a post entitled "Whimsy Must Die" and the follow-up "Couldn't Resist", people are going off, once again, about ugly, tacky gardens.
Despite the last fiasco (which I will not link to here), I find myself surprised by how many people take very real offence to a front yard covered in garden gnomes and other so-called kitsch ornamentation — most especially gardeners whose outdoor aesthetic choices are often unfairly subject to the neighbourhood judge and jury. If I came across any of the yards shown in the Garden Rant posts while walking around my own town or any other, I'd snap a few photos and walk away with a big smile on my face.
Look, I'm not above talking crap about an ugly garden (Hello, red-dyed mulch). We all have our own opinions and it's okay to be decisive and critical about the things we see on display in the public sphere.
But at the end of the day, I'd defend the crassest, tackiest displays of pure cheese (within reason. eg. serious environmental concerns) on principle. I may believe that my own taste is IMPECCABLE and above snide remarks, but I don't want to live in a kitsch-less world devoid of tacky ornamentation. Walking past the same tastefully designed front garden is BORING. In fact, this kind of homogenous tastefulness is slowly taking over the neighbourhoods surrounding my apartment as older Portuguese and immigrant families are being displaced by rich people who hire the same garden designers. The gardens look nice enough, but holy god is it ever getting dull.
Gone are the interesting religious shrines and tires painted white and cut into the shape of tulips. I miss them.
Case in point: There's a garden around the way from where I live that looks like a dollar store threw up all over it. Imagine every single cheaply made plastic whirlygig and abomination on a stick you've ever seen — this garden has one. I've made many side remarks to friends in passing. "Dear god, look at all of the rubber ducks." "Oh look, it's got a dancing salmon, too." Once the snickering is done, we always agree that if that garden was replaced by a cluster of ornamental grasses and some carefully arranged rocks, we'd be disappointed.
For me, it comes down to the fact that the artists behind these masterpieces are having fun. And they are fearlessly bringing their individuality out into the open to share with the world, good taste be damned.
Last week, while walking with a friend to the CNE — a yearly pilgrimage for purveyors of bad taste and even worse food — we chatted about gardening in the city and how one of the best things multiculturalism and immigration has done for Toronto (among many good things) is show the old guard keeping-up-with-the-Jones'-types how to let go a little.
A front yard slathered in melting stuffed animals fills me with as much joy and wonder as a well-tended bed overflowing with horticultural gems. What matters is the enthusiasm of the gardener and their willingness to put it out there. Call it tacky, tasteless, crass, kitsch, embarrassing, ugly, cheap, crude, or whatever you want, but the day whimsy is killed off for good will be a sad day indeed.


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If this nonsense is allowed to continue, and if teams like Auburn (in this case) are allowed break the NCAA rules until such time has passed that all meaningful penalties escape those players actually involved and fall instead on those left to pick up the pieces, then we may yet see the death of Collegiate Football, or at least the death of it's amazing popularity with the fans. Same thing.
Report: Auburn kept drug tests quiet during national championship run in 2010
One day after a report claimed that Auburn paid players and altered grades under former head coach Gene Chizik, another report cast light on a number of failed drug tests that the school decided to keep confidential.
ESPN The Magazine's Shaun Assael reported the results of a six-month investigation Thursday that found an "epidemic" of synthetic marijuana use during their 2010 national championship run. According to the report, 12 Auburn players — including star running back Michael Dyer — tested positive for synthetic marijuana.
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In one extreme case, a freshman tight end, Dakota Mosley, failed seven consecutive weekly tests for the drug, but never was punished. (He was suspended for three months in a separate incident after he tested positive for marijuana.) The Arkansas native says he learned he'd failed a sixth test on the same day he was scheduled to meet with NCAA investigators to discuss a probe into potential recruiting violations.
Auburn athletic director Jay Jacobs told ESPN that the program was aware of the failed drug tests, but did not even tell the players' parents because the use of synthetic marijuana was a relatively new phenomenon. The NCAA did not officially ban the substance until December 2010. Jacobs said that it was not part of the university's official policy, and the program could not discipline students for using it.
"We did all we could do to educate our student-athletes until [we] could understand exactly what we're dealing with," Jacobs told ESPN. "I think just like the rest of the campus, and the nation, we were trying to figure it out."
You Miami-haters like it when it's thrown back at you?
A "Thug" school full of "Thug" players. Hope they get what they deserve.
How exactly does a college in 2010 "keep quiet" the results of drug tests that were invented in 2011?
So, the kids were failing for a fake drug that wasn't illegal and the university had no policy against it.
What's the story again? It's completely idiotic that even the kids smoking real weed would be suspended from the team if there was no legal issue. What's the victim of that "crime" again?
The real ethical issue in all of this is the NCAA makes billions of dollars on poor kids under the dubious claim that they're "giving them an education" when a lot of these kids are in some worthless major. But they want to keep them poor in the interim, make billions of dollars, and then slam kids in the news for worthless stuff like marijuana or synthetic marijuana. I think you have to be pretty stupid to do real or fake marijuana, but let's be honest here, the NCAA has far greater ethical issues the way it is money hungry itself and then scolds these kids for ridiculous things (like selling their own personal property, in the case of OSU, or punishing everyone except the child molester and administrators at Penn State). They call themselves "not for profit". What a joke.
I find it interesting that the AD failed to mention the real issues that have come out the last couple of days. There were a lot of people who wanted his head last year. They may get it this time. If this grade changing incident has any validity at all, Auburn is in a world of hurt. This is going back to Cam Newton. Just like the O.J. trial...everyone knew he did it...they just couldn't prove it. Now they are using their next best shot at Auburn.
If you kicked out all the D1 players who smoked pot or used synthetic pot you wouldn't have enough left for a scrimmage.Stupid rule and stupider law.
Ha ha ha...Auburn is a joke...blame everything but the culture of corruption at your institution. The real problem will not be fixed until you look in the mirror and make significant changes to your outlook.
Maybe Everyone should read the letter from the Auburn AD instead of a story generated by the woman who has STILL not retracted the story she wrote about the Duke Lacrosse players which RUINED their lives. This woman tries to put out stories fast at the expense of the facts. Just because ESPN grabs it, doesn't give it a basis in reality.
Dear Auburn Family,
You may have seen a story on ESPN.com this eveningabout the former Auburn football players who were dismissed two years ago for their involvement in an armed robbery.
The story chronicles the former players' use of synthetic marijuana, which the defendants in the robbery case have used as their primary defense in court. We expect another, more in-depth story to appear in an upcoming print edition of ESPN The Magazine.
We cooperated with ESPN in the story because of how appropriately and aggressively the Auburn Athletics Department and the Committee on Intercollegiate Athletics acted in response to the growing threat of synthetic marijuana during the 2010-2011 academic year.
As a father of three, I sympathize with the parents of the young men who face prison sentences for their alleged involvement in the armed robbery. While they have a right to speak out, I have an obligation to share the facts, whichclearly show Auburn Athletics tried to help these former student-athletes.
Some of the statements made in the story are wrong and need to be corrected, while others need to be put into proper context. One player interviewed by ESPN, for example, alleges that up to half of the 2010 football team was using synthetic marijuana. It's hard to be more wrong than that. The facts and our drug testing results simply do not support such a claim.
A parent interviewed told ESPN they would have done more to help her son had we done more to let her know he was in trouble. That is incorrect. The facts demonstrate that our coaches and Sports Medicine professionals had regular communication with the parents and that every effort was made to warn our student-athletes about the dangers of synthetic marijuana.
Allow me to share with you the facts that we provided to the reporter. Some of them were included in the initialstory. Some were not.
? Auburn Athletics began testing for synthetic marijuana three days after our testing company made a test available. A test became available on Jan. 24, 2011, and Auburn added the test to its panel on Jan. 27, 2011.
? Since our drug testing policy was amended to include synthetic marijuana as a banned substance, there have been three positive tests for the drug out of more than 2,500 drug tests administered. Those three individuals are no longer on Auburn Athletics rosters.
? As soon as our Director of Sports Medicine was aware that synthetic marijuana was a drug readily available in convenience stores in the fall of 2010, Auburn Athletics contacted our drug testing company to inquire about whether they had a test for synthetic marijuana and when one would be made available. They did not have a test at the time.
At the same time, our Director of Sports Medicine began education efforts aimed at our coaches and student-athletes.
? Auburn Athletics provided urine samples to the drug testing company to assist them in their efforts to develop a test.
? The Director of Sports Medicine and former Coach Gene Chizik both addressed the football team about the dangers of synthetic marijuana at multiple team meetings in the Fall of 2010, before a test was available. A story about the drug was placed on the locker of every football player on the team.
? Within the first few months of testing, 3 percent of our student-athletes tested positive for synthetic marijuana.
? Phone records show that more than 50 phone calls were made to the parents of two former student-athletes who were interviewed by ESPN.
? The father of one of the student-athletes who was apparently interviewed by ESPN was sent a letter informing him that his son had failed a drug test for regular marijuana two months before the robbery.
? The Auburn Drug Testing/Drug Education Advisory Committee recommended to the Committee on Intercollegiate Athletics that synthetic marijuana be added to the Auburn Athletics drug testing policy on March 14, 2011. The policy change was adopted that day.
? Penalties for the use of synthetic marijuana were put into place for the next academic year beginning in August of 2011. Since it became a banned substance under the drug testing policy, only three student-athletes have tested positive for synthetic marijuana out of more than 2,500 tests administered.
I hope the facts clear up any misconceptions about drug use among our student-athletes. It is important for you to know that Auburn Athletics conducts approximately 1,500 drug tests each academic year. Less than one percent of our student-athletes test positive for illegal substances
Just looking at cheatin Gene Chizik one can tell gene is a slime ball.
Synth MJ is horrible stuff.
It sounds to me as though the AD is saying that every other school had the same problem? I know Oregon had a problem with real pot use, but wasn't aware that every other school was dealing with a big problem of synthetic drug use... interesting.
@David46 Deflection is a standard response. Cocaine and opium were legal for a while, just like "spice." Still fried peoples' brains. How about the ethical obligation to get these kids help for taking a harmful substance, legal or not. Don't worry about the NCAA, it won't do anything. Worry about a school that didn't do anything to help those kids.
Because, of course, no AD has ever lied or screwed up a problem situation. Clearly, you've never heard of "Rutgers."


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I've purchase the acryllic Azzurra Envy tub and am putting into 3 wall alcove. Tub has integrated tile flange on 3 sides and no front apron. I intend to tile the front of the tub area and need to ensure it is flush to the front lip of tub given limited space next to the bathtub. See the attached pics for how I'd like the tub to look.
My issue is that due to the narrow ledge, a typical 2X4 frame with 1/2 inch backerboard would create a significant ledge. I basically have 1.5 inches to work with (including tiles).
I'm considering either building a frame with 1X4 to support the front lip and then using 1/4 inch Hardiboard as the surface to tile on but am concerned the frame won't have the strength to deal any flex on the front ledge should someone sit on it (should be minimal given other 3 sides screwed into walls).
Other option I can see is using a single piece 1/2inch plywood which would be supported only on the bottom by a 2X4 and either side of the tub. I'd then use something to seal the plywood so that the tile takes to it. Would this be any stronger than the 1X4 frame option? This was the method suggested by the "help" people at Azzura but they also suggested I ask my contractor (I don't have one and will be doing the install myself).
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Rutgers cornerback Ian Thomas leaves Scarlet Knights to pursue baseball career
Rutgers cornerback Ian Thomas has left the football program, Scarlet Knights coach Kyle Flood announced Tuesday.
Thomas, a redshirt freshman who started three games for Rutgers this season, will pursue a baseball career at another school.
Flood wished Thomas luck as he departs the team, though Flood told reporters the decision came as a bit of a shock.
"Ian Thomas has decided to leave the program. He's going to pursue a career in baseball, and we wish him the best, he and his family.
"I didn't see a sign that this would happen. It's a strange occurrence to me, but it happens. It happens here and it happens other places.
"I saw an article about a kid at UCF [Blake Keller] who was playing for him and decided it wasn't the right place for him for whatever reason and players make those decisions. Division I football certainly is very demanding and if you're not 100 percent and you're heart's not in it, I could see why somebody would want to move on."
According to Tom Luicci of the Newark Star-Ledger, Thomas' next destination was not immediately clear.
A school official said he was not made privy to Thomas' plans as to where he might transfer to or whether he would finish out the semester. Anthony Burgos, Thomas' football coach at Franklin (Md.) High School, said his former player did not play high school baseball.
Asked about Thomas' decision to quit football, Burgos said "I did not see it coming."
Flood said Thomas' departure should not change the team's gameplan on defense. The Knights' secondary is young this season, and freshman Nadir Barnwell –- who has started three games –- freshman Anthony Cioffi and redshirt junior Gareef Glashen will look to contribute in Thomas' absence. Fifth-year senior Lew Toler is already sidelined with a broken arm and is unlikely to return in the regular season.
Thomas finishes his Rutgers career with eight tackles and one interception.
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Jack Burford Lehr, 58
Banier Edward Heater Jr., 54
Victoria Dolly Hopkins, 84
Indian Valley native Jack Burford Lehr passed from this life peacefully, Tuesday, Oct. 26, 2010, at his residence in Taylorsville following a long and valiant battle with cancer. His loving family was at his side. He was 58 years old.
Born in Greenville, to Delbert and Donna (Burford) Lehr Aug. 3, 1952, Jack attended Taylorsville Elementary School before moving on to attend Greenville High School where he lettered in football, basketball, baseball and track, while also honored for his artistic ability. He is a 1970 graduate of Greenville High School. Jack went on to further his education at Chico State for four years.
Jack left Chico State to continue in the family's long heritage in the lumber mill industry working briefly for a wholesale lumber yard in Folsom, before becoming the sales manager for the family's distribution yard in Calexico.
He returned to Taylorsville in 1982, to work for Sacramento Valley Moulding before moving to New Mexico and later Oklahoma to continue as the sales manager for the family's moulding mill business, working there until the sale of the business in 2003.
A passionate fan of the San Francisco Giants and 49ers, Jack enjoyed playing the game of golf when time permitted, as well as deep sea fishing off the Baja coast of Mexico.
In passing, Jack leaves his parents, Delbert "Del" and Donna Lehr of Taylorsville; brothers Jeff Lehr of Quincy, Steve and his wife, Kelli Lehr, of Idabel, Okla.; two nieces, Claire and Madelyn, his aunt and uncle, Jim and Eleanor Stoeckel, of Taylorsville; aunt Ginny Stoeckel of Concord and Winnie Solo of Fresno and numerous cousins.
Graveside services will take place in the Taylorsville District Cemetery at 1 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 6, 2010, followed by a celebration of his life at the Taylorsville Rock and Museum Building.
An opportunity to express condolences to the family and sign the memorial guest register is available online at fehrmanmortuary.com.
The family suggests any remembrances in Jack's memory be made to Cancer Fund of America, c/o Fehrman Mortuary, P.O. Box 803, Greenville, CA 95947
Banier Edward Heater Jr. passed from this life Monday, Oct. 25, 2010.
He was born Nov. 7, 1955, in Quincy and graduated from Quincy Junior-Senior High School.
Eddie had many talents. His first and favorite was a timber faller; he worked in Plumas and Eldorado counties. He was an artist, a carpenter; he was a father, a grandfather; he was an uncle, a great-uncle.
He had a great sense of humor, always had a laugh for you or a joke to tell and he always said, "I love you." He will be greatly missed by his brothers and sisters.
Survivors include Georgia (Simmons) Lee from Oakdale, George and Renate Simmons from Williams, Patrick and Carolyn Simmons from Chicago, Ill., Theresa (Simmons) Murphy from Atascadero, Jerry and Glenda Simmons from Kentucky, Bettie (Heater) and Billy Crews of Spring Garden, Stacy Heater from Reno, Nev., and Karen (Heater) and Dennis McElroy from Meadow Valley.
Eddie's children include Dove Leathers from Quincy, and grandchildren Morgan, Madison and Thomas Leathers; Camillie Williams from Quincy, Jason Heater from Somerset, Cara Heater from Redding, Patrick Heater from Somerset; he is also survived by his wife, Cindy Heater from Redding; and numerous nieces and nephews.
Eddie will be met in heaven by his parents, Edd and Bettie Heater; sister, Barbara (Simmons) Ford and "Little Jack," a grandson.
Quincy native Victoria Dolly Hopkins passed from this life peacefully, under the compassionate care of the staff at Country Villa-Riverview of Susanville, late Thursday evening, Oct. 28, 2010, at the age of 84.
Born on the family homestead outside of Quincy to the late California natives John and Sadie (Hedrick) Martinez on March 9, 1926, she spent most of her early life here in Quincy.
Victoria had worked as a cook for a number of local restaurants in the area to include Paxton Lodge before moving to Oklahoma City in the late 1960s. While residing there, she was employed at the Hilton as a cook.
Victoria returned to Quincy in 1985, residing here until health complications required her to move to Susanville in 2008.
A talented seamstress, Victoria enjoyed sewing and quilting as well as the art of canning. She was proud of her Native American heritage and enjoyed passing the history of the Maidu Tribe on to others. She fellowshipped at the Quincy Kingdom Hall of Jehovah Witnesses.
In passing, Victoria leaves her sons, Richard Jeffries of Quincy and Eric Hawkenson of Baltimore, Md.; daughter Myra Jeffries-Morgan of Melbourne, Australia; brother, John Martinez of Mobile, Ala., and six grandsons.
She joins her husbands, Horace Tahbone and Charlie Hopkins, along with four brothers in their eternal home.
A celebration of Victoria's life will take place in the Sievers Family Native American Cemetery off of Chandler Road in Quincy at 1 p.m., Thursday, Nov. 4, 2010.
An opportunity to express your condolences to the family along with signing the memorial guest register is available online at fehrmanmortuary.com.
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I stayed at Yasmeen d'Alep for several nights in early July 2011. I travelled there with my husband to get away from Damascus for a bit. The revolution had taken hold of nearly all the rest of Syria. Tourism was decimated by the security situation, so when we arrived, we were the first guests the hotel had hosted in over... More
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When a crystal gem has a child, that child inherits their gem stone and the parent gives up their physical form for their child. (We already know about this because of the "Laser light cannon" episode)
So each crystal gem gets a gem stone from one of their parents so that means every crystal gem has to lose either their mother or father to be born.
However Garnet has two gem stones which means….
She lost both of her parents.


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Vt. committee votes to kill health care taxBy DAVE GRAM
THE Associated Press | February 23,2013TOBY TALBOT / AP PHOTO
Sugar-sweetened drinks are displayed at a store in Vermont.MONTPELIER A Vermont House committee on Friday voted to kill legislation that would have levied a new tax on sugary soft drinks to pay for public health education and to help smooth the transition to a health care overhaul.
In a move that drew the comment Holy smokes! from Sen. Virginia Lyons, a member of the Senate Health and Welfare committee, the House Health Care Committee voted 5-5, with one member absent, on the measure. The tie killed the bill the committee had spent weeks drafting.
Its frustrating, said Rep. Mike Fisher, D-Lincoln and chairman of the House panel. The committee spent a lot of time and took majority votes on a number of steps along the way and there were a few members of the committee who couldnt support the bill because of how much it did, and there were a few members of the committee that couldnt support the bill because they ... wish it had done more. ... I think right now everythings dead.
The vote creates a new cloud of uncertainty over efforts by the Legislature and Gov. Peter Shumlin to solve what has become one of the key riddles of the current legislative session: how to move to the new health care marketplace, or exchange, called for under the federal Affordable Care Act, without hurting people who had been enjoying state subsidized health care.
Vermont has two publicly subsidized health insurance programs geared to providing coverage to low- and moderate-income working people and families: the Vermont Health Access Plan and Catamount Health. Lawmakers and advocates have been raising an alarm for months that many of the people enrolled in those programs face steep increases in the cost of health insurance, because federal subsidies under the exchange will not be as generous as what the state has been offering.
Members of the House committee had reviewed charts in recent weeks from legislative fiscal analysts showing a wide range of impacts from the switch from the state programs to the exchange, depending on income and size of household. Some families would be hit hard. One chart offered the example of a single parent with two children, who could see a monthly premium increase of $256, more than doubling the current premium of $208.
Shumlins administration proposed trying to partially close the gap between state and federal subsidies; the House panel tinkered with the amounts and with the mix of premium subsidies versus those that help people pay out-of-pocket costs like co-pays and deductibles.
Fridays committee vote left those efforts in doubt, Fisher said.
Its very disappointing for low-income people, he said. I think in some members attempt to get more, theyre ending up with nothing.
Fisher called for the vote even in the absence of a key supporter of several of the bills provisions, Rep. George Till, D-Jericho. Till is an obstetrician-gynecologist and had to leave shortly before the vote for a medical emergency, committee members said. A page later sent to Till drew no immediate response.
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Accutip sabots in Africa
This is a discussion on Accutip sabots in Africa within the Hunting Africa forums, part of the HUNT AFRICA category; I have just returned from my first African trip for plains game. Nothing new, except I took my trusty Remington ...
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Accutip sabots in Africa
I have just returned from my first African trip for plains game. Nothing new, except I took my trusty Remington 870 with Remington's new Accutip sabot slug. My PH had no experience with slug or slug hunters, but was willing to try. And try we did. Now 200yds is about to outside range of this weapon, so many stalks were in order to get within a reasonable range. We were persistant and we successful with a blesbok at 170, kudu at 55, impala at 125, sprinbok at 140, bush pig at 10 and a duiker at 100. They were impressed with the knockdown power. I am already planning next year with zebra and gemsbok on the plate. Plus a good warthog. Did not see any this trip with decent teeth. Good excuse to go back. I do know that trip cannot really be adequetly decribed, only expereiced. The sunsets, the stars, the GAME. Hemingway was right.
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Looks like you had a great trip. Never heard of anyone doing a slug only safari. Nicely done!Tom
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How do you rate those Accu Tip slugs? I shoot both a Tar Hunt Special and a Mossberg 695, both are fully rifled bolt guns in 12 bore. I grew up in Ohio without a rifle season for deer so we got real creative with slug guns. Since then I've held on to the affection I guess. My biggest problem has always been finding an accurate, fast, and reliable slug that is readily available where ever I may be living. The Remington slug is one that I can even get here in Germany fairly easy.
I've stuck with the Lighfield Commanders in the Tar Hunt Rifle, mainly because the guns are pretty much made to shoot the lightfield slugs, in the Mossberg I've settled on the Winchester Platinum at 2030 FPS. They knock the crap out of you but it is the most accurate I have found to feed thru it.
Let me know what your thoughts are, would you stick with them or maybe try something else.Macs Burke
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I rate AccuTip Slug the best
I too am from the Midwest and used to using a slug gun, that is why I took it to Africa. I had been Remington's core-lokt slug with good success. But the look of the Accutip made me give it a try. Right off the bat I was shooting 1" groups at 50yds and 2 1/2' groups at 125yds. The blesbok I shot was at 172 steps. They are accurate out of my 870. Here a pic of the recovered slugs from my Africa trip From the left, new slug, blesbok, impala, kudu, and bush pig. The springbok and duiker were pass thru's.
Remington AccuTip Bonded Sabot Slug
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Atripla Week 8 Blood Draw: Getting Closer to Undetectable (Video)This video blog is part of the series "My HIV Journey: Videos of My First Months on HIV Meds, and Where I Am Now." Check out a full list of entries in the series . Just a quick video that I shot with my cell phone during a doctor's visit for my... Read more »
Canada: Teens Need a Chance to Talk About AIDS, Activists SayEmily Cordeaux, a 17-year-old Toronto resident, said some teens still thinks HIV/AIDS is an issue only for gay men, and that others are lulled into a false sense of security by thinking there will be a cure within their lifetime. She said schools... Read more »
AIDS Conference Calls for Asian Nations to Seize Chance to Reverse EpidemicThe 7th International Conference on AIDS in Asia and the Pacific ended on Tuesday in Kobe, Japan, with calls for Asian nations to seize the opportunity to reverse the epidemic before it expands across the region, Reuters AlertNet reports. In the... Read more »
Calypte HIV Test Gets OK in KenyaOn Tuesday, Calypte Biomedical Corp. said its oral and blood rapid-result HIV tests have been approved for sale in Kenya. Kenya, a nation of more than 30 million, including 1.2 million HIV-positive people, now has more than 350 registered sites... Read more »
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whats my chance of getting AIDS by giving oral sex
Posted by Anonymous, 1 ReplyAbout 3 weeks ago I gave oral sex to a sex worker in China. It lasted for about 1-2 minutes and I didn't feel any cuts in my mouth. What would be the possibility of me contracting AIDS this way assuming if she was HIV positive?
This is the most... Read more »
Chances of getting HIV
Posted by cookie, 3 RepliesHi,
One day at school, i found a drop of blood on my skin and i don't know who it was. I want to ask the cances of me getting HIV and how much blood is needed to transmit HIV?
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Chances of getting HIV when you have dermatitis
Posted by Antre, 1 ReplyHi. I would like to ask about the chances of getting HIV when you have dermatitis and touch body fluids. Moreover what are the chances if these body fluids where out of the body for some minutes?
One friend of mine wanted to have sex at a brothel and... Read more »
oral sex and chances of getting disease
Posted by yasar2040, 1 ReplyHi,
I am a married man, my wife does not like to have oral sex. But I have been really crazy about it.
I had taken a massage service by a lady, out of excitement I paid extra money and asked lady to massage private part. I also touched my tongue to... Read more »
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